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Future Directions

Full Stack Python has completely blown away my expectations for what I could accomplish with a side project. I really appreciate all the in-person feedback, emails and pull requests I've received from the community.

For 2015 I'm looking forward to taking FSP far beyond the scope I originally intended. Here are some thing to watch out for:

  1. Reordering of the content, with top level categories for

    • web frameworks
    • deployment
    • data
    • performance
    • operations
    • security
    • front ends (web and mobile)
  2. More visuals such as the diagram on the source control page

  3. Step-by-step tutorials instead of just explanations and external resources

Note that these plans can change based on pull requests from the community. I work to integrate PRs within a day or two so please submit one when you see a fix or improvement that needs to be made!

That's what coming. What would you like to learn right now?

Let me start over from the Full Stack Python introduction.

What's changed on Full Stack Python since the site began?

I want to learn how to code a Python web application now.

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